ABI Editor at Large Bill Rochelle talks with Dykema's Deborah Williamson, author of When Gushers Go Dry: The Essentials of Oil & Gas Bankruptcy (ABI, 2016) about the oil and gas market, and the prospect of more energy-related bankruptcies.
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In In re Peabody Energy Corp., the district court affirmed the bankruptcy court’s finding that causes of action to hold a coal company responsible for climate change were discharged in bankruptcy.
All but two OPEC member nations are on a collision course with financial ruin, and this could potentially impact the world economy.
With U.S. oil production soaring to an all-time high and WTI crude plunging to its lowest closing price since mid-2017, it is time to consider whether another energy downturn has begun — or resumed.
Property Assessed Clean Energy (PACE) loan programs nationwide attest to the desirability of energy efficiency improvements as a matter of public policy, but they are not without issues.
If and when the next wave of oil-and-gas bankruptcies hits, more companies engaging in offshore exploration and production could be seeking bankruptcy protection.
Energy Future Holdings demonstrates the tradeoff underlying two important legal standards.
Courts split over maritime liens regarding deliver of necessary supplies: factual inquiry and contractual obligation.
The rise in energy-sector bankruptcies has brought the question of whether oil and gas conveyances can be assumed or rejected under § 365 of the Bankruptcy Code to the surface.
9:33Michelle Harner discusses recent developments in energy bankruptcies with Jason Brookner (Gray Reed & McGraw LLP) and Perry Mandarino (B. Riley & Co.).
Oil and gas companies have seen some of the highest rates of restructuring in the past several years. Several commentators discuss the outlook for the industry.
Pipeline companies strike out again in New York on Texas law question.
